App analytics
App analytics shows how your app behaves after release: which version people run, how often it crashes and how fast it starts. These guides explain each stability number and where to find it.
Guides in this category
Each guide names the report, the console path and how the number is calculated.
How do I install the Android SDK?
Register your applicationId, add com.tapcub:android from Maven Central, initialize in Application.onCreate, and see launches, screens, clicks and crashes collected automatically.
3 min readLast updated Nov 6, 2026
Read moreHow do I install the iOS SDK?
Register your bundle ID, add TapCub with Swift Package Manager or CocoaPods, initialize at launch, and see launches, screens, taps, crashes and freezes collected automatically.
3 min readLast updated Nov 6, 2026
Read moreHow do I track screen views in my app?
See which screens are tracked automatically on Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, React Native, Flutter and mini programs, add the rest with trackScreen, name screens well, and read the Screens report.
3 min readLast updated Nov 6, 2026
Read moreHow do I add TapCub to a Flutter app?
Install tapcub_flutter from pub.dev, register your Android and iOS identifiers, initialize at startup, and send named routes as screens with the navigator observer.
2 min readLast updated Nov 6, 2026
Read moreHow do I add TapCub to a React Native app?
Install @tapcub/react-native, register your Android and iOS identifiers, initialize with AsyncStorage and AppState, send screens from React Navigation, and optionally forward native crashes.
3 min readLast updated Nov 6, 2026
Read moreHow do I add TapCub to a HarmonyOS app?
Register your bundleName, add @tapcub/harmony, initialize in EntryAbility, and collect launches, page views and crashes automatically on HarmonyOS NEXT, with clicks reported from components.
3 min readLast updated Nov 6, 2026
Read moreCommon questions
One question per page, each with a short answer first and the steps after it.
Three more places to look
The help center covers the common path. For SDK references, release notes or a real person, use one of these.
Chat with the team
Describe what you tried and what you saw. Replies come from the people who build TapCub, usually within a few hours on business days.
OpenDeveloper docs
Full references for the web script, the 7 SDKs, the server API, webhooks and MCP — with every parameter and default value.
OpenChangelog
What shipped each week, with links to the guide that explains the new behavior. Useful when a screen looks different from a guide.
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